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New bail, bond procedures implemented
Effective M arch 25,1985, the
following procedures were imple-
Tnented regarding bail and bond
in g for defendants appearing in
Tribal Court on criminal charges.
A fter arrest and prior to ar
raignment, a defendant may post
<a cash bail in accordance with
the bail schedule (which was
revised 3 /1 5 /8 5 ). S ig n atu re
bonds before arraignm ent will
be in emergency situations Only
and will be up to the discretion
of the judge on duty.
If a defendant is unable to
post a cash bail before arraign
ment, then the following proce
dures will be followed:
1. D efendant appears for ar-
raiv ment on the second ar-
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Lola Thompson Sohappy, (pictured on the left) was sworn in as
the newly appointed juvenile judge fo r the Warm Springs Tribal
Court on April 17. The ceremony was conducted by Superintend
ent Bernie Topash (right) in the Tribal Council chambers.
Committee seeks members
Thè Indian Educatiori Title
IV, P art A parent committee
Will hold a meeting Tuesday,
May 7 in the H eadstart room at
the Com m unity Center to elect
ten parents to serve on the com
m itte e . C h a ir p e r s o n J e r r y
Sam pson asks th at anyone in
terested in serving on the. com
mittee attend the meeting which
will start at 7 p.m.
The com mittee is comprised
o( 22 members and each year,
ten hew members are elected to
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serve a two year term . Federal
guidelines require th at the com
mittee be com prised of parents
of Indian children who are a t
tending kindergarten through
twelfth grade. A high school
student is also elected to serve
on the board.
Sam pson sa id th e com m ittee
is looking for parents who are
willing to become involved and
rem ain involved with the com
m ittee during their tw o-year
terms.
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raignm ent after arrest.
2. Defendant enters a plea:
a.) Guiltv nlea-seiitencing(or)
(b) N ot guilty plea-trial sche
duled defendant served.
3. Bond or bail am ount will
be set.
a.) Defendant will be required
to bring bondsm en to arraign
ment where the presiding judge
will determ ine if they are relia
ble bondsmen. The clerk will
call to the receptionist and ask
for the rapp cards on the pros
pective bondsm en? The prose
cution an d legal aide w ilt be
given an opportunity to subm it
recom m endations whether the
bond should be the full am ount
or reduced. A bon d ag reem en t
Old times revisited
T h e C o m m u n ity S ervices
Branch will be conducting regu
larly scheduled public meetings'.
The meetings are intended to
improve the quality of communi
cations with the com m unity to
provide needed com m unity ser
vices.
T he C o m m u n ity Services
branch consists of Health and
S o cial Services; E d u ca tio n ,
T ra in in g a n d E m p lo y m en t;
Ju stice Services; and Public
Works.
O ur next m eeting is sche
duled for M onday, M ay 6,1985
at the A gencyLonghouse, 7:30
to 10:00 p.m. The following
night, Tuesday, May 7, we will
again hold a meeting but at the
Sim nasho Longhouse, also 7:30
to 10:00 p.m.
We invite tribal members tq
bring their concerns, questions
and any input th at will help
improve quality of Services and
com m unications. We will also
be planning for thei 1986 budget
and welcome any input.
Lava lands opens
Lava Lands Visitor Inform a
tion Center opens fo r the 1985
season, on April 28. The facili
ties will be open seven days a
week from 8:30 a.m . to 6:00
p.rri.
The center will continue these,
hours until Septem ber 29, when
it will be open seven day per
week from 8:30 a.m . to 5:00
p.m. The facility closes for the
year on O ctober 27, 1985,.
Lava River Cave opens ten
tatively M ay 12 to mid-Sep
tember, from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00
p.m. Although the Cave o w n
ing is scheduled for M av 12.tb i^
is dependant entirely upon The
The W arm Springs Elemen
tary school will present their
annual Spring concert on Wed
nesday, M ay 8 at the school
gym a t 1:15 p.m.
The program , “We are the
W orld,” will feature Songs from
M any Lands. The first grade
will sing two French songs in
Atiyeh to make area visit
Elected, officials and com
m unity leaders from all areas of
Jefferson County have been in
vited to participate in.planning
joirit proclamation oniciallyesta-* mérce luncheon speech at the
blishirig that special day when M adras Free M ethodist Church
at-nnnn and pnHino with a dinner
Governor Atiyeh comes to Jef address at the M adras High
for Governor Atiyeh Day on ferson County during his three School Cafetorium , Atiyeh will
: day Central O reognjourney to have opportunities to touch base
Thursday,.M ay 2.
glisten as the people speak.”
with local concerns.
County Judge nerscnel Read,
C u lv er M ay o r A n z o n e tta
The governor will aiso have
Following the dedication of
Adams, Madras Mayor Dave opportunities to “speak as the
Green and Metolius Mayor Nels people listen” during his day ■ Sunshine Corner at 5th and D
Hansen this week have issued a here. Beginning with a Jeffer streets in dow ntow n M adras at
son County Chamber of C.om- 1:10 p.m, the Oregon G overnor
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ASSISTANT EDITOR ........................... . Donna Behrend
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judge or ju ry trial will be indi
cated on the jailkeeper order in
the tem porary committment sec
tion and on the bond agreem ent
for the defendant to ap p ear for
trial.
5. D efendant will be taken to
jail.
a.) D efendant will be released
if a bond agreem ent has been
signed (or)
• b.) D efendant will post cash
bail at the jail and will be given
a receipt. The bail money will
be forw arded to the court cotn-
pliance clerk pending the dispo
sition of the case arid then the
defendant may be released pend
ing trial.
Notice of public meetings
am ount of ice accum ulated in
the Cave. The Cave will close
for the season Septem ber 15,
1985.
Lava Cast Forest will be acces
sible by early June, weather
conditions permitting.
The Lava Lands V isitor Cen
ter, Lava Butte and Lava Cast
F orest areas are free to the pub
lic. Lava River Cave charges a
$.75 admissiori fo r individuals
12 years of age an d older. L ant
e rn rentals ($.50 each) ¿are also
av a|lab lfeatJh e1ÇaYÀ-.Æ>fpÇÇ:?ds,,
from thé eritfâ'riÇ^.fee§^àridi'the
Lantern rentals help defray Ope
rating costs.
Spring musical program May 8
Shirley fCnumemaj Smith, 28 years ago, attendedHaskell with
Billy Mills. Shirley visited a t length with Mills during his recent
visit to Warm Springs, rehashing old times and catching u pon
each other’s lives. Shirley presented Mills with a turquoise
bracelet.
will be signed and copies are
distributed (or).
b. ) Defendant will be required
to post bail before being released
from jail. The prosecutor and
legal aide will be given o ppor
tunity to submit recom m enda
tions bn the bail am ount (or).
c. ) D efendant may be released
on own recognizance bond if it is
decided by the presiding judge.
4. The clerk will put on the
jailkeeper order the type of re
lease that has been ordered.
a. ) Eligibility for bail or bond
will be noted in the T em porary
C om m ittm ent Orcler by circling
b ail or bond and putting the
bail or bond am ount;
b. ) The date and tim e of the
Spilyay Tymoo photo by Shewczyk
Preparing for powwow
Hrirm Springs Elementary principal Jane Wester gaard-Nimocks
french. The second grade will practices the Owl Dance with Virgil Orange during preparation for
do two songs from G erm any school mini-powwow to be scheduled.
featuring a num ber of soloists
and instrum entals. Songs from
A ustralia with a play of “W altz
ing M atilda” will be presented
Deeply concerned over the
by the third grade classes. The
national dance of Israel, the sharp increase in serious injur
horah will be dem onstrated by ies and fatalities with 3-wheel,
the fourth grades, as well as two all-terrain vehicles (ATVs)—The
songs with solos and instru U.S'. Consum er P roduct Safety
mentals. The fifth grade will Commission (CPSC) today unani
feature Russia with tw o songs. mously approved a seven-step
The recorder player, an instru- plan of action. In the past three
men similar to the flute will be years there have been more than
played. Jam aica will be repres 100 deaths and over 100,000
ented by the sixth grade with a injuries related to ATVs. Over
medley of songs plus , students 750,000 ATVs are expected to
will sing tbe Limbo song and be sold in the U nited States this
year, a figure likely to increase
dem onstrate the dance.
The finale of the afternoon in the years to come.
The Com mission announced
Will be the entire student body
singing the recent popular hit, that it will publish and Advanced
Notice o f Proposed Rulem ak
“We are the W orld;”
Action taken on A TV safety
ing, the first in several years.
The other six steps of the action
plan include:
1. C onduct a hazard analysis
to obtain detailed inform ation
on ATV use.
2. U ndertake an engineering,
hum anfactors and medical anal
ysis o f ATVs and their use.
3. H old a series of public
hearings in five locations around
the U.S. to solicit user and con
sumer input.
4. M onitor the development
of voluntary standards of ATVs,
pending review of future date
and industry activity.
Continued on page 3
will meet with varfous groups of
elected county and city officials
and representatives of,other agen
cies or organizations.
All residents of Jefferson Coun
ty are invited to participate in
the public events taking plqce
throughout the day. Reserva
tions for the luncheon may be
made by calling 475-2350. The
dinner tickets may be purchased
from W inona Strong, located
in the adm insitratibni building.
The cost is $7.50 each. Because
seating is limited, advance tickets
must be purchased, there will be
none sold at the door.
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Library looking
for books
The Com munity Library is
seeking books for their lending
library. Any books that may be
gathering dust will be appre
ciated. Bring donations; to the
A dult Learning Center located
in th e C o m m u n ity C e n te r
building.
Luncheon prayer
Spilyay Tymoo photo by Shewczyk
Warm Springs Elementary fourth grade students and former Simnasho students performea th e
Lord’s Prayer during luncheon at the 10 th A nnual Oregon Indian Education Conference held A pril
10-12 at Kah-Nee-Ta Resort.